Doug Ebert, who served on the Farmingdale Board of Selectmen from 2011 to 2014, is facing off against Wayne Kilgore, a Planning Board member, in Tuesday’s town election.

A small community group is trying to raise awareness about how dams on Cobbossee Stream in Gardiner block alewives from swimming upstream to spawn.

The poultry side of the slaughterhouse, the only USDA-inspected poultry slaughterhouse in Maine, opened in March; and the red meat side is expected to open this summer.

Gardiner City Manager Scott Morelli is proposing giving about $115,000 to nonprofit organizations, but a city councilor has asked the organizations to defend the funding.

The market, along with the market at Mill Park in Augusta, is one of more than 30 that will receive funding to help people receiving food stamp benefits to buy more produce.

There is no solution in sight for a longstanding dispute over the water level of Clary Lake in Jefferson and Whitefield despite mediation through the court.

The proposed 70-bed dorm on campus is in response to needs expressed by students in popular programs, such as architecture and aviation.